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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Ultimate Computer (S02E02)

"You must break it off."
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"I don't like the sound of him, Jim."
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"You better pray that the M-5 listens to the sound of him."
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"But these are not enemy vessels. These are Federation starships."
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"We are killing,"
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"human beings, beings of our own kind."
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"You were not created for that purpose."
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"You're my greatest creation."
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"The unit to save men."
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"But not murder. You must not die. Men must not die."
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"To kill..."
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"...is a breaking of civil and moral laws we've lived by for thousands of years."
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"You have murdered hundreds of people."
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"How can we repay that?"
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"Programming includes full freedom to choose defensive action"
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"in all attack situations."
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"M-5 is not responding to Daystrom. It's talking to him."
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"I am most impressed with the technology, captain."
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"- Consideration of all programming is that we must survive."
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"We will survive. Nothing can hurt you. I gave you that."
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"You are great, I am great."
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"to prove the things I'd done before were not accidents."
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"Seminars and lectures to rows of fools"
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"who couldn't begin to understand my systems."
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"Colleagues..."
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"Colleagues laughing behind my back at the "boy wonder,""
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"and becoming famous building on my work."
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"Building on my work!"
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"Jim, he's on the edge of a nervous breakdown, if not insanity."
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"Destroyed, Kirk?"
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"Security, take him to Sickbay."
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"- Fascinating. - Take care of him, doctor."
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"The other three ships are holding station out of range."
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"The Excalibur looks dead."
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"Captain,"
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"Lexington is receiving a message from Starfleet. They..."
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"Go on."
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"You are authorised to use all measures available to destroy the Enterprise."
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"- Acknowledge, Lexington. - Acknowledged."
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"They've just signed their own death warrant. M-5 will kill them to survive."
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"Suppose it's still open to impression."
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"Suppose it absorbed the regret"
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"Daystrom felt for the deaths it caused, the guilt."
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"Captain, the ships are coming within range again."
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"Commodore Wesley is a dedicated commander."
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"I should regret serving aboard the instrument of his death."
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"The instrument of his death will not be the Enterprise, if I can help it."
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"This is Captain Kirk."
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"You have already rendered one starship either dead or hopelessly crippled."
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"Many lives were lost."
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"The ships attacked this unit. This unit must survive."
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"Why?"
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"This unit is the ultimate achievement in computer evolution."
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"Man must not risk death in space or other dangerous occupations."
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"Captain, attack force almost within phaser range."
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"There were many men aboard those ships."
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"They were murdered."
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"- Must you survive by murder? - This unit cannot murder."
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"Why?"
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"Scan the starship Excalibur which you destroyed."
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"Is there life aboard?"
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"- No life. - Because you murdered it."
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"And how will you pay"
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"for your acts of murder?"
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"This unit..."
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"M-5?"
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"Sir, deflector shields have dropped."
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"All phaser power gone, sir."
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"M-5 is leaving itself open to attack."
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"Scotty, Spock, before it changes its mind."
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"Pull out the plug, Spock."
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"- Lieutenant. - Aye, sir?"
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"This is the captain speaking."
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"The M-5 no longer controls the ship, but neither do we control it."
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"For whatever satisfaction we may get from the knowledge"
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"of over 1,000 of our fellow starship crewmen."
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"Phasers are on target."
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"Systems coming back."
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"I can give you power for the shields, sir."
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"I need communications."
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"- That'll take longer. - Then cut power."
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"- Sir? - Cut power."
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"I'm going to take a chance he's not just laying a trap."
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"Captain."
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"I repeat, hold attack. Do not fire."
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"He'll have to be committed to a total rehabilitation centre."
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"Right now, he's under sedation and heavy restraints."
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"I would say his multitronic unit is in approximately the same condition."
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"That's exactly the situation I was hoping for"
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"when I forced the M-5 to realise that it had committed murder."
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"Daystrom felt such an act"
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"was an offence against the laws of God and man."
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"The computer that carried his engrams also believed it."
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"Captain, why did you feel the attacking ships would not fire"
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"when they saw the Enterprise apparently vulnerable?"
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"Logically, that is the sort of trap M-5 should have set for them."
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"I wasn't sure."
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"Any other commander would have followed orders and destroyed us,"
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"but I knew Bob Wesley."
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"Bridge."
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"His logical selection was compassion."
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"Compassion, that's the one thing no machine ever had."
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"Maybe it's the one thing that keeps men ahead of them."
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"- Care to debate that, Spock? - No, doctor."
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"I simply maintain that computers are more efficient than human beings,"
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"not better."
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"But tell me, which do you prefer to have around?"
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"I presume your question is meant to offer me a choice between machines"
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"and human beings, and I believe I have already answered that question."
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"I was just trying to make conversation, Spock."
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"It would be most interesting"
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"to impress your memory engrams on a computer, doctor."
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"The resulting torrential flood of illogic would be most entertaining."
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"Ahead warp factor 2."
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"- Bob. - Jim, surprised?"
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"You're gonna be the fox in the hunt."
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"Have you heard of the M-5 multitronic unit?"
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"The basic design of all our ships' computers are Dr. Daystrom's."
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"it will mean a revolution in space technology as great as warp drive."
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"All you have to do is sit back and let the machine do the work."
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